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Evening Star, Issue 19025, 21 August 1925, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. OCTAGON THEATRE. OCTAGON THEATRE.. THIS WEEK WE AGAIN OFFER PATRONS PICTURES, MUSIC, SERVICE, That cannot bo surpassed. And all may be Enjoyed in a Warm and Cosy Theatre. TO-NIGHT, at> 7.45. A Tileiro-Goldwyn 8-rcol Masterpiece from the Novel of the famous British author, Hal! Caine. This picture has _ caused a sensation wherever shown, and ran for Two Weeks in Wellington to Crowded Houses. ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ i ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ' ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ 1 ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ I ‘ NAME THE MAN.' j ‘ NAME THE MAN,’ 1 ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ 1 ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ , ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ i This production has boon 'described as a drama “ carved out of life itself ” —a picture of intense passion and power. Tho shades and contrasts are wonderful; tense scenes follow one another in rapid succession, working up finally to a terrific climax. The strength and majesty of tho law arrayed against a frail, sweet girl; the highest representative of that law, the Youthful Deemster, pledged to his duty, which forces him to say _ “ You must die ” to tho victim of his own wrongdoing. Adapted from tho well-known novel, ‘ The Master of Man,’ by the British author, Hall Caino. Tin's has been declared ono of tho most remarkable dramatic and emotional pictures ever screened. Tho cast is exceptionally strong, and includes Mao Busch, Conrad Nagel, Hobart Boswnrth, and Creighton Halo. Tho story has for its location tho Isle of Man,, with its quaint villages, its ccntury-old stone castles, its stern, rugged, yet beautiful scenery, l ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘NAME THE MAN.’ > ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ l ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ > ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ ‘ NAME THE MAN.’ The mightv story of a man, human, weak, orring, and bis sacrifice to obtain redemption. A specially-selected Musical Prograr&s has been arranged by our Musical Director for tho OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Overture, ‘ Asmodorm ’ (Rollinson) j ‘ Devotion ’ (Doppor); ‘ 801 lof Ansloy Butterflies ’ (Hume); ‘ Vision d’Amour 1 (Frirnl); ‘Lo Chant do Boulevard ’ (Zamecuik); ‘ Midsummer Night’s Serenade ’ (Albcniz); ‘ Processional Marcli ’ (Scharwenkn); ‘ Evening Song ’ (Wood) ; * Moditalion ’ (Ghizounor); ‘ Elegie ’ (Arensky); ‘ Danse Slave’ (Chabrier). BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. Circle Reserves at Bogg’s. Stalls Reserves at Theatre. , Octagon ’Phono 3,091. USUAL PRICES. USUAL PRICES. EMPIRE THEATRE, EMPIRE THEATRE. “Always a Good Entertainment.” Comfortably Heated for the Winter, TO-DAY, at 2. TO-NIGHT, at 7. AS MERRY AS SPRINGTIME. “THREE WISE FOOLS!” WITH A GREAT CAST OP SCREEN CELEBRITIES, Including Eleanor Boardman, Claude Gillingwater, Wiliam Haines, Alec Francis, Win. 11. Crane, Zaso Pitts, Raymond Hatton, etc., etc. A BRILLIANT PICTURISATION OF THE FAMOUS STAGE SUCCESS. LAUGHABLE! LOVABLE! DRAMATIC! THRILLS AND TEARS AND LAUGHTER, A TRULY MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT. Also, 1 MIDNIGHT BLUES.’ ‘ MIDNIGHT BLUES.’ THE FUNNIEST COMEDY YOU WILL EVER SEE. NOTE.—‘ Midnight Blues ” will bo screened »t 3 and 8 p.m, sharp, and * Throe Wiso Fools ’ at 3.30 and 8.30 p.m. THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA (Tho Best in Town). Director _ ... Mr 0. Parnell. Entr’acte, ‘Bohemian Girl’ (Balfo). RESERVES AT THE BRISTOL, OR ’PHONE 444. gYERYBODY’S THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7. A Real Worth-while Picture. ‘ THE KINGDOM WITHIN,’ ‘ THE KINGDOM WITHIN, ’ ‘ THE KINGDOM WITHIN,’ ‘ THE KINGDOM WITHIN,’ ‘THE KINGDOM WITHIN,’ ’•THE KINGDOM WITHIN,* ’‘THE KINGDOM WITHIN,’ ‘ THE KINGDOM WITHIN,’ Featuring RUSSELL SIMPSON,' PAULINE STARKE, GASTON GLASS. A Drama of tho love of a man and a maid, the lovo of a father and son, and the unselfish lovo of a cripple for all who Kiiiler, It is a picture of many tenso dramatic situations, with a direct appeal to nil hearts. In addition: LEW CODY, LEW CODY, Tho Man of a Thousand Loves. ‘THE BELOVED CHEATER.’ ‘ THE BELOVED CHEATER.’ ‘TUB BELOVED CHEATER.’ ‘THE BELOVED CHEATER.’ A Fascinating Fantasy of Complexed Kisses. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. QUEEN’S THEATRE TO-DAY, at 2; TCbKIGHT, at 7, Master Pictures Presents A. S._ M. HUTCHINSON’S Mighty Successor to ‘ IF WINTER COMES.’ Tho Picture Unusual, ‘ THIS FREEDOM.’ ‘THIS FREEDOM,’ ‘THIS FREEDOM,’ ‘TOTS FREEDOM.’ ‘ THIS FREEDOM.’ ' THIS FREEDOM.’ * THIS FREEDOM.’ Starring FAY COMPTON, ' CLIVE BROOK. FAY COMPTON, CLIVE BROOK. FAY COMPTON, _ CLIVE BROOK. Can a woman ho wife, mother, end carry out the duties that a business career demands P la not her place nt homo with baby, making tho home a real home? A Picture that everybody should and will want to see. Supported by An Ultra-modern Jazzolocv, ‘THE PAINTED FLAPPER.' ‘THE PAINTED FLAPPER.’ ‘THE PAINTED FLAPPER.’, , * THE PAINTED FLAPPER,’ Tho story of a girl who wanted to got n kick out of life, but her childhood lover was too old-fashimied. JAMES KIRKWOOD, JAMES KIRKWOOD, PAULINE GARON. PAULING GAR ON. And a Wonderful Cast.